Broken Juliet (Starcrossed #2) by Leisa Rayven ~T's Review~

Or it's gonna go down in flames
You can tell me when it's over
If the high was worth the pain

Cause we're young and we're
reckless
We'll take this way too far
It'll leave you breathless
Or with a nasty scar”

So
yeah, the lyrics to Taylor Swifts’ Blank Space kind of resonate with my
feelings after reading the second and final book of Cassie and Ethan. What a
ride! After that cliffhanger for an ending in Bad Romeo I was ready to
find out how this would end with these two: forever or down in flames.

Again,
we spend time in the juxtaposition of past and present. As I said before, I
like present Ethan waaaaaay more than past Ethan. It’s enjoyable to see the man
verses the boy. Bold determination is a sexy, heady thing.

It’s
also sad and disheartening to see the once spirited and hopeful Cassie so
jaded, broken and caustic about life. It’s an embattled balance of love,
heartache, redemption and revitalization. Although, at times I hated the past
journey, I needed to experience it to fully embrace the tenderness of the present.

Despite
destroying Cassie Taylor twice before, Ethan Holt now wants another chance, but
how can she possibly take him back knowing it could all go to hell again? And
yet, knowing how much she still loves him, how can she not?
Second chances are hard to come by. Third chances, even more so.
Shakespeare once wrote, "The course of true love never did run
smooth." Next to that quote, he should have included a picture of Cassie
and Ethan